Woodbury, Connecticut Bed and Breakfast Inns - and Surrounding Area

Woodbury provides something for every bed and breakfast traveler. A great place to enjoy the New England outdoors, Woodbury also has cultural attractions for bed and breakfast visitors to enjoy. Bed and breakfast visitors who love to antique will also love Woodbury. One particular aspect about Woodbury that bed and breakfast visitors should know before they arrive... » show more is that it is the best example of religious architecture in New England: five churches and a Greek-revival King Solomons Temple are all on U.S. Route 6 in Woodbury. A better way to understand the colonial religious history of Woodbury on your bed and breakfast vacation is to visit the Glebe House Museum, which is the former home of Dr. Samuel Seabury, the first Episcopal bishop in the U.S. Attached to the museum is the Gretrude Jekyll Garden, an old-fashioned English style garden, and one of only three gardens designed by Jekyll in the whole U.S. Bed and breakfast visitors will also enjoy a wintertime Woodbury bed and breakfast vacation. The Woodbury Ski Area is small and casual, and includes a special area for sledding and tubing. Snowbiking and snowshoeing are also available for adventurous bed and breakfast travelers. Shopping for antiques is a time-honored Woodbury activity: bed and breakfast visitors come from all over to sample the wares. Bed and breakfast visitors should make sure to check out the following Woodbury stores: Country Loft Antiques, right on Main Street, and Mill House Antiques. There are many more antique stores and fun places to discover on a Woodbury bed and breakfast vacation. « show less